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Mistral invites users to in-person ML4 launch events in SF, London and NYC

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Guillaume Lample, a Mistral AI co-founder, invites readers on X to in-person events in San Francisco, London and New York City, with registration links for each.

He says the events are almost at capacity and urges readers to secure a spot.

A second post from Lample says Mistral is hosting launch events Thursday at its San Francisco, New York and London offices to celebrate ML4. The same post says the company is hiring in those three cities and in Paris, Warsaw, Zurich and Montreal, where it recently opened an office.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 28, 8:42 PM ET

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  1. Oct 28, 8:12 PM ET · 1 article
    Guillaume Lample invites people to Mistral events in SF, London and NYC
    Guillaume Lample: Mistral invites users to in-person events in SF, London, and NYC
  2. Oct 28, 8:12 PM ET · 1 article
    Mistral hosts launch events for ML4 and grows teams across six cities
    Guillaume Lample: Mistral hosts launch events for ML4 and grows teams across six cities

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Oct 28
  1. Guillaume Lample @ NeurIPS 2024X
    Mistral invites users to in-person events in SF, London, and NYC

    AIMistral, through Guillaume Lample's account, invites readers to events in San Francisco, London, and New York City, with registration links for each. The post says the events are almost at capacity and urges readers to secure a spot.

  2. Guillaume Lample @ NeurIPS 2024X
    Mistral hosts launch events for ML4 and grows teams across six cities

    AIMistral is hosting launch events Thursday at its San Francisco, New York, and London offices to celebrate ML4. The company is hiring across those three locations and in Paris, Warsaw, Zurich, and Montreal, where it recently opened an office.

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